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Story: OMG – China Just Banned Crypto Businesses!

By Sydney TheCMO

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China has ramped up its war against cryptocurrencies by banning companies, businesses, and other types of institutions from offering cryptocurrency-related services.

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The Asian country revealed its stance against cryptocurrencies in 2017 when it banned crypto exchanges.

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For example, Bitcoin hit an ATH of $64,805 on April 14. ETH, the Ethereum network’s native cryptocurrency and the second most popular cryptocurrency, reached an ATH of $4,300 on…

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What does China’s latest ban mean for the crypto community?

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For starters, China is still anti-cryptocurrencies, and the latest ban means no businesses in China can legally conduct or facilitate any cryptocurrency-related business or…

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Crypto enthusiasts in the Asian country will now find it harder to participate in the crypto market, courtesy of the expanded new rules against cryptocurrencies.

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A recent statement from China noted that the cryptocurrency market has been highly volatile and that it has been disrupting regular economic activities while also putting…

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China’s crypto ban fuels extended bearish market

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The cryptocurrency market enjoyed robust gains in the past few weeks, but recent shakeups have fueled the bearish sentiments.

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Understanding China’s aggressive stance against cryptocurrencies

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The 2021 cryptocurrency bull market made it abundantly clear that cryptocurrencies are here to stay and that they cannot be stopped.

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China views cryptocurrencies as a threat to its iron grip on the financial system. Some analysts think that this is the real reason why China is so anti-crypto.

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Did China’s crypto ban just trigger the next crypto market crash?

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The cryptocurrency market is currently in the red due to the massive sell-off triggered by the news of China’s new crypto ban.

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The involvement of institutions may cushion the market from further decline, but more negative news may encourage more selling.

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